Lost in Elements
In this photographic series, natural elements do not only act as a background but become the “leading character”, on the same level of importance as the human figure.
People, (often photographed from far away) are overwhelmed by the landscape and each entity becomes meaningless without the other. The subjects are also photographed with their back to the camera, not with the purpose to ignore their importance as individuals, but so that the viewer, surrounded by nature in a moment of intimacy and solitude, can identify with it.
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- Lens Culture
- Yet Magazine
- Rinse
- Stampsy
People, (often photographed from far away) are overwhelmed by the landscape and each entity becomes meaningless without the other. The subjects are also photographed with their back to the camera, not with the purpose to ignore their importance as individuals, but so that the viewer, surrounded by nature in a moment of intimacy and solitude, can identify with it.
Featured on:
- Lens Culture
- Yet Magazine
- Rinse
- Stampsy